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Solved I thought this was going to be phlox...

Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by Snorky85, Jul 9, 2019.

  1. Snorky85

    Snorky85 Total Gardener

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    ...now I don't think it is! I think I dug this out of the front garden when I was sorting out my hedged area.

    Any ideas on what it is? It smells quite herby.

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    Oh just had a brain wave....is it Monarda? Bee Balm?!?
     
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      Monarda Snorky....don’t grow them so can’t say which one.
      I’m sure someone will though :)
       
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        @Snorky85 you could have a look at Purple queen or maybe Scorpion both purple flowered.
         
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          ha ha it's typical that I remember the name 2 minutes after posting. I've been wondering what it is for weeks! lol. I think "pink lace" springs to mind. I actually moved it out of the back side border last year as it got downy mildew and I thought it was dead. Didn't come out of the front garden at all...I'm going mad.
           
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